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Digital revolt & anarchy in the air

Social media threatens the ruling classes

19 June 2021

9:00 AM

19 June 2021

9:00 AM

Comedian Kitty Flanagan suffered a discombobulating start to her new national tour in Noosa recently, during a riff on how sex dolls could be used to teach males about sexual consent (think weaponised orifices, if you really want to know). An older man near the front started complaining loudly that she was painting all men as abusers.

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